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Nobunaga Asaji (朝地 信長, Asaji Nobunaga) is a student in Aoba High School and the childhood friend of Honoka Tamarai and Akira Inukai.

Appearance[]

Nobunaga is a black haired teen with black eyes and his height is 184 cm, making him the tallest in their classroom.

Personality[]

Nobunaga acts like a mother figure to Honoka Tamarai and Akira Inukai in Aoba High School where he's always there to assist the students who got hurt in some activities and he has a very gentle personalty, despite being strong and good at sports.

History[]

Story[]

Relationships[]

Akira Inukai[]

Akira is one of Nobunaga's childhood friendswhom Nobunaga often acts as a break for the short-tempered Akira.

Honoka Tamarai[]

Honoka is one of Nobunaga's childhood friends whom Nobunaga and Akira are always watching over, who is a bit of a ditz. Nobunaga is not aware of Honoka's feelings for him.

Sumire Inukai[]

Sumire is one of Nobunaga's childhood friends. Nobunaga has a crush on her[1]. Nobunaga has been on his high school's health committee since the first year, so that he would have more chances to meet Sumire (who is the school nurse and health teacher). Whenever somebody is hurt, Nobunaga very proactively offers to take them to the nurse's office.

Because Sumire is a couple years older and is already a working adult, Nobunaga has been holding off his confession until when he is at least in college or when he also starts working (when he wouldn't be seen as a kid).

Quotes[]

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Etymology[]

  • The name Nobunaga means "trust, believe" (信) (nobu) and "long, chief, boss" (長) (naga).
  • Nobunaga's surname Asaji means "dawn, daybreak" (朝) (asa) and "earth, land" (地) (chi/ji).

Trivia[]

  • The Author of ReLIFE has noted that Nobunaga is terrible at Rock-Paper-Scissors
  • Nobunaga is a member of the Health Committee
  • From first grade elementary school to senior year in high school, the team Nobunaga is on has never won a inter-class competition.
    • This jinx is based on an actual friend of the author. [2]

References[]

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